The craziest part about the Switch 2 datamining situation is that people deep within the scene have known about this vulnerability for a long time, but kept quiet to avoid triggering a massive response from Nintendo. Now, we're seeing people extract and publish code and data from multiple games at an unprecedented scale. It's exciting for preservation and research, but it could also backfire hard. Nintendo will inevitably start patching whatever they can, potentially shutting down access to things the scene has been quietly working towards for months. We're witnessing a goldmine of discoveries, but also potentially the beginning of the end for a lot of work that was never meant to become public this soon.

Voice actor Eric Bauza, of Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, has died at age 46, his family says. The medical examiner says he died of a heart disease.

SOMEONE SUPPOSEDLY has got mario kart world running FULLY on their PC. With or without emulation? Only time will tell. This is NOT confirmed. And no bans have been seen running the game on the PC.

The primary use of both categories of disclosures is to drive cancel campaigns against games and deprive them of revenue and livelihood unless they get onboard with the movement’s political goals. Yes, blocking free choice to adopt productive technology is a political act.

Brace yourself. Just got off the phone with a friend building in SF. What's coming next in AI will make everything so far look like peanuts. There's a real chance most white collar jobs are gone within 6 months. Most people have no idea what’s coming.

ok so there's definitely people vibecoding a nintendo switch 2 emulator right now